Sentence examples for one centralised from inspiring English sources
Su Maddock: senior fellow within the MBS Institute for Innovation Research and a visiting professor in knowledge exchange at the University of the West of England While 43 commissioners may be an expensive way of buying goods and service, it would mean a move towards one centralised system.
And although there have been dissenting regional voices over the Arts Council's plans to bring the 11 independent regional arts boards under one centralised roof, the Arts Council claims that more staff will go out to the new regional offices, and autonomy will not be completely lost.
It's PopJam's aim to effectively 'sit above' all of these sources and provide an easy way for people to share and enjoy the best of the web's funny content through one centralised channel.
Currently there are many [activist] groups doing their thing, but not one centralised voice".
Onco type DX testing in one centralised laboratory is likely to contribute to this consistency.
This study is based in British Columbia, where cervical cancer screening, follow-up and care are all organised through one centralised provincial agency, the BC Cancer Agency.
In our study, we compared the outcomes and costs of diabetes care in two middle-sized Finnish municipalities, which have had different models in the care of diabetic patients in PHC for about 15 years –one is centralised, the other based on general practitioners.
So, this week, George Osborne announced that they were getting one anyway, centralising even more power in one person, in a deal made behind closed doors with Greater Manchester's council leaders.
[Respondent 1, Gauteng Province] The budget is centralised, one has no power over it.
(Group 3, participant 2) One practice had centralised results handling within the practice and had a dedicated telephone line and staff.
The focus of this paper is on one such design, in which initial data aggregation is performed to decrease the risk of any PHI being inadvertently disclosed, before the aggregate data is centralised for subsequent statistical analysis.
